The Influence of Tennis Stars at Wimbledon 2023

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The world of tennis is always on the lookout for its most influential players, and Wimbledon 2023 is no exception. A recent study conducted by Casino Alpha has identified the top ten most influential tennis stars at the prestigious tournament, with the Serbian Novak Djokovic holding the title of the most influential player and potentially earning $69,458 per sponsored Instagram post.

Djokovic’s Reigning Wimbledon Champion Status

Djokovic’s status as the reigning men’s singles Wimbledon champion has further solidified his position as the most influential player at the event. He boasts a follower count of 13 million and an engagement rate of 2.7%, as well as an exceptional record of seven Wimbledon titles and 94 single titles across various competitions.

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The Runners-Up

Hot on Djokovic’s heels are Australian tennis sensation Nick Kyrgios and British star Andy Murray, who hold the second and third spots, respectively. Kyrgios has 4.1 million followers and a high engagement rate of 3.7%, allowing him to earn up to $28,824 per sponsored Instagram post. Despite not having won a Wimbledon title yet, Kyrgios’s impressive stats position him as a formidable competitor.

Murray, a two-time Wimbledon champion with 46 single titles under his belt, enjoys a following of 2 million and a sizable engagement rate of 6.1%, earning him $16,253 per sponsored Instagram post. As one of the tournament’s favorites this year, he appears poised to potentially secure his third Wimbledon victory.

The Top Ten Most Influential Tennis Stars

The top ten most influential tennis stars at Wimbledon 2023 also include Stefanos Tsitsipas, Matteo Berrettini, Iga Swiatek, Ons Jabeur, Coco Gauff, Jannik Sinner, and Aryna Sabalenka. Tsitsipas comes in fourth with a following of 1.8 million and a 3.3% engagement rate, potentially earning up to $15,491 per sponsored post. Berrettini stands in fifth place, raking in up to $14,094 per post, with a follower count of 1.6 million and an engagement rate of 7.1%.

Iga Swiatek, the most influential female tennis player at Wimbledon 2023, holds the sixth position. With 1.3 million followers and a high engagement rate of 9%, she could earn an impressive $11,809 per sponsored post. Ons Jabeur is in the seventh spot, estimated to earn $9,015, followed by Coco Gauff in eighth place, with approximately $8,888 per post.

Rounding off the top ten are Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka in the ninth and tenth spots, respectively. Sinner has the potential to earn $8,507 per post, while Sabalenka could garner $7,110.

The Power of Influence in Tennis

The influence of these tennis stars not only contributes to their individual success but also shapes the very essence of the sport, sparking awe and admiration among their fans and followers. As Wimbledon 2023 unfolds, the performances and social media influence of these exceptional athletes will undoubtedly continue to captivate audiences worldwide. Their remarkable stories, skill, and dedication to the sport make them shining examples of the power of influence in the captivating world of professional tennis.

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